images in Drupal install not resolving to correct url
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2022 12:15 am
hello
I have made a tour and everything works fine when I upload the html file, as here.
http://cphotographic.com/unitar_pp/index.html
Except, when the clients web developer uploads the cms ggpkg package into their Drupal the urls for the photos don't resolve correctly.
In the developers words:
"There are several internal references in the pano.xml file that are not working well. Let me explain you. Nested hotspots are not working well, and this because the URL is not formed properly. I don’t know if you are able to add some code there, but the images in green point to a wrong URL because of the friendly URLs at Drupal. For example, Kazuma image points to https://www.dev.unitar.org/sustainable- ... Kazuma.png, but this link won’t work, as the image will be in an internal directory. The URL should be https://www.dev.unitar.org/sites/defaul ... Kazuma.png"
Have attached a screenshot. Is there something I can do when I make the tour or when I export the package?
Thanks for your help
I have made a tour and everything works fine when I upload the html file, as here.
http://cphotographic.com/unitar_pp/index.html
Except, when the clients web developer uploads the cms ggpkg package into their Drupal the urls for the photos don't resolve correctly.
In the developers words:
"There are several internal references in the pano.xml file that are not working well. Let me explain you. Nested hotspots are not working well, and this because the URL is not formed properly. I don’t know if you are able to add some code there, but the images in green point to a wrong URL because of the friendly URLs at Drupal. For example, Kazuma image points to https://www.dev.unitar.org/sustainable- ... Kazuma.png, but this link won’t work, as the image will be in an internal directory. The URL should be https://www.dev.unitar.org/sites/defaul ... Kazuma.png"
Have attached a screenshot. Is there something I can do when I make the tour or when I export the package?
Thanks for your help
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